ANOTHER ASPECT's Collection 3.0 is Sustainably Focused
References: anotheraspect.org & hypebeast
Copenhagen-based fashion label ANOTHER ASPECT introduces its Collection 3.0, marking the third capsule to drop. The latest pack is full of staple silhouettes that are designed for daily life. The most notable component of the collection is that some of the items are made using deadstock Kvadrat materials.
This is produced using fabric that would have otherwise gone to waste. The Cardigan 2.0 is a hybrid design that merges a cardigan with an overshirt. Another notable piece is the Tote Bag 1.0 in a series of colors including Bottle Green and Rose Ash. The rest of the collection also offers tailored pants in the palette options of Dark Olive, Night Sky Navy, and Artichoke Green, along with shirts and knitwear.
Image Credit: ANOTHER ASPECT
This is produced using fabric that would have otherwise gone to waste. The Cardigan 2.0 is a hybrid design that merges a cardigan with an overshirt. Another notable piece is the Tote Bag 1.0 in a series of colors including Bottle Green and Rose Ash. The rest of the collection also offers tailored pants in the palette options of Dark Olive, Night Sky Navy, and Artichoke Green, along with shirts and knitwear.
Image Credit: ANOTHER ASPECT
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Textile Innovation - The use of deadstock Kvadrat materials for clothing production presents an opportunity for brands to explore sustainable textile innovation.
2. Everyday Apparel - ANOTHER ASPECT's Collection 3.0 caters to everyday consumers looking for functional and versatile clothing options.
3. Hybrid Apparel - The Cardigan 2.0's hybrid design presents an opportunity for brands to create unique apparel pieces that combine multiple garment styles.
Industry Implications
1. Sustainable Fashion - The fashion industry can explore the use of deadstock materials to create more sustainable clothing options.
2. Apparel Manufacturing - Apparel manufacturers can explore the production of versatile and functional everyday clothing options.
3. Textile Design - Textile designers can explore the use of deadstock materials to create unique and sustainable fabrics for clothing production.
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